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... kind , written by Calvin and Casaubon . Calvin's dedication of his " Institutes , " to Francis the First , is chiefly remarkable for an austere spirit of religion , strongly expressed . Casaubon's pre- face to his Polybius is indeed ...
... kind , written by Calvin and Casaubon . Calvin's dedication of his " Institutes , " to Francis the First , is chiefly remarkable for an austere spirit of religion , strongly expressed . Casaubon's pre- face to his Polybius is indeed ...
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... kind of extacy of astonishment and admiration . Twice or thrice he exclaimed in his country language , Arahie my tye the tata poo pooey ; Noble man , the man of the musket . He doubtless supposed from the ap- pearance of the soldiers ...
... kind of extacy of astonishment and admiration . Twice or thrice he exclaimed in his country language , Arahie my tye the tata poo pooey ; Noble man , the man of the musket . He doubtless supposed from the ap- pearance of the soldiers ...
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... kind , that degree of social intercourse of which they are capable , man requires a rare and peculiar sympathy of character to attach him to a friend , whose loss can never be supplied . The former part of the proposition is too much ...
... kind , that degree of social intercourse of which they are capable , man requires a rare and peculiar sympathy of character to attach him to a friend , whose loss can never be supplied . The former part of the proposition is too much ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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